"A corneal transplant surgery?" Skye Brown was listening on the side, confused, and instinctively furrowed her eyebrows.
"Impossible, Allen did have eye surgery, but it wasn't a corneal transplant surgery. He was diagnosed with underdeveloped eyes shortly after birth, and later underwent posterior scleral reinforcement surgery at a hospital abroad. The surgery was very successful, and his vision returned to normal. Now... it's been over three months."
The expert from the Reddington Group hesitated slightly upon hearing Skye Brown's words.
Could it really be a misjudgment on his part?
He was an authority in ophthalmology with rich clinical experience; it should be impossible for him to diagnose incorrectly.
But due to the patient's family's words, he decided to be cautious.
He invited other familiar authoritative experts to join in re-examining the case.
